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Free Thursdays
CHANGE YOUR THURSDAY-NIGHT
PROGRAMMING
A WEEKLY SAMPLER OF FREE TOURS, FILMS, TALKS, AND MORE
THURSDAYS,
NOVEMBER 2, 9, 16, AND 30, 2000
FREE
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DURING THIS MONTH'S FREE THURSDAY, TAKE IN DISCUSSIONS ON THE ART OF COLLECTING AND THE ONGOING SERIES
FREE VERSE, FEATURING READINGS BY CONTEMPORARY WRITERS. STICK AROUND LATE--UNTIL
9 PM--FOR A CHANCE TO WIN THE BOOK OF THE WEEK, A CASH BAR OFFERING SNACKS
AND DRINKS, FREE GALLERY ACCESS, AND MORE.
NOVEMBER
9
FREE
WARE: THE GLOBAL ONLINE WUNDERKAMMER, 7:30 PM, LECTURE ROOM
In conjunction with the exhibition The
Cities Collect, Web artist Marek Walczak demonstrates The
Global Online Wunderkammer, a digital revisitation of the 17th-century
cabinet of curiosities.
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Bob Mccoy
of The Museum
of Questionable
Medical Devices |
NOVEMBER
16
PANEL DISCUSSION:
HUNTERS & GATHERERS, 6:30 PM, LECTURE ROOM
How does a collection of cultural artifacts tell a story? What responsibilities
come with collecting? What drives someone to become an obsessive collector?
In conjunction with the exhibition The
Cities Collect, these questions and others will be addressed by
Bob McCoy of the Museum of Questionable Medical Devices, Patty Dean of
the Minnesota Historical Society, and Rich Schelton of the Minneapolis
College of Art and Design.
NOVEMBER
30
FREE VERSE:
RIKKI DUCORNET AND ROSAMOND PURCELL,
7:30 PM, AUDITORIUM
Join us for a magical evening inside the wunderkammer
with writer-artist Rikki Ducornet and photographer-author Rosamond Purcell.
FREE FILM:
WORLD AIDS DAY EVE: CHRISSY,
7 PM, LECTURE ROOM
Breaking records as one of the most watched documentaries on
Australian television, where it first aired on World AIDS Day 1999, Chrissy
is an honest and daring film about an HIV-positive lesbian.
FREE THURSDAYS ARE MADE POSSIBLE BY GENEROUS SUPPORT FROM
THE PEW CHARITABLE TRUSTS.
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